Government crop report highlights mixed fruit outlook
The weekly crop bulletin notes dry conditions and warmer temperatures but slow growth. Fall wheat mostly excellent though some freeze damage in Umatilla County may improve with rain. Spring wheat ahead. corn and potatoes planting general. gardens largely planted. fruit uncertain with Italian prunes near failure though apples, early cherries, pears, and peaches show potential. strawberries and bush fruit expected plentiful.
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Umatilla
Columbia River
Hooil River
Wasco County
Heinrichs
Kinagley
George I
Wasco
Sherman County
Morehouse
Arlington
Gilliam County
Robinson
Ella
Morrow County
Pendleton
Unatilla
J Taylor
Adams
Umatilla County
Wool Market Review Sparks Lewiston Trade Talks
Pendleton based Clarke reports Lewiston buyers in Asotin areas discuss wool purchases. First season sale of 40,000 pounds at Alpowal completed. a quarter million pounds expected from Lewiston region. Horse Capital News notes strong wool movement, steady prices, backward shearing, and rising shipments as Mountainhome area leads activity with about 5,000,000 pounds anticipated from that locale.
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EH. Clarke
Pendleton
Lewinton Tribune
Ue Koshland Company
Boston
Asotin
Clarke
Alpowal
Lewiston
Qeld
Horse Capital News
John McMillan
Andrew Little
Butterfeld Livestock Company
Pence & Payne
Brown & Stewart
Mountainhome
From Umatilla Youth to Hope at Boys and Girls Aid Home
A Umatilla county boy in the Boys and Girls Aid Home is described as improving greatly. Once a post office robber needing candy and money, he now attends school regularly, shows gentler conduct, and is hoped to become self supporting after his remaining year at the home. The feature highlights the society's work and its impact on troubled youths. Also included is an ad for Dr. King’s New Discovery and a public notice for a bid on a second story erection at Peoples Warehouse in Pendleton, with plans by architect C. E. Troutman.
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T. F. Howard
Pendleton
City
Grand Lodge
Odd Fellows
Astoria
Oregon Daily Journal
Howard
Oregon
Rebekah
A. M. Snyder
Spokesman-Review
Evenog Telegram
Boys’ and Girls’ Aid Society
Portland
Herbert Mandel
Umatilla
Kaiey
Peoples Warehouse
J. Dickson
C. E. Troutman
Judd Building
Co. E. Troutman
Owl Tea House Announces Sacrifice Sale and Closure
The Owl Tea House will vacate its building to save moving costs and prevent goods damage. The entire line of breakable ware will be sacrificed in a sale. The store will be closed until Saturday at 8 a.m. for remarking.
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Owl Tea House
Atore
Physical house cleaning and the blood cleansing
A vintage advert urges spring cleaning of the body as a parallel to cleaning a house. It claims pollutants, poor air, and improper diet worsen health, recommending S. S. S. as a blood purifier and tonic to Purge impurities, boost appetite, improve digestion, and fortify against spring ailments. It asserts suitability for all ages and invites medical consultation.
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S.S
S. S.S
Swift Specific Company
Atlanta
Pro and Con Iowa Delegation Fight at State Convention
Des Moines Iowa May 15 The Republican state convention debates the Chicago delegation seat Fourth place stirs battle between the Iowa idea advocates led by Governor Cummins and the stand out faction. Benators Allen and Dolliver face no opposition yet Blythe of Burlington backed by standouts opposes Funk favored by Cummins.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Chicago
Cummins
Iowa Dea
Benators
Allen
Dolliver
Big Pour
Nkewlne
J. W. Blythe
Burlington
Cummine
A. B. Funk
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E. J. Murphy
Gus Lafontaine
Main Street
Academy
Co. C. Sharp Opera House
Robert Forster
Corner
Webb and College
C. F. Colesworthy
East Alte &J
Lee
Vernment Report
Barney
Rye
Odd Fellowship
Wool Situation
E. H. Clarke
Idaho
Herbert Mundell
Dr. King
Cc. Fi
Van
Ette
Shepherdtown
W. Va
Tallman & Co
Owl
Brock & McComas
DR. C. J. Whitaker
W. J. Clas
East Oregonian
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